Catalogue Essay for “32-Degrees Latitude”, California Museum of Art Thousand Oaks, 2017
By: Jennifer Li, Contributing Writer to Art in America
The nineteenth […]
“Afterglow” Catalogue Essay, 2015
I’ll Know It When I See It: Thoughts on Rebecca […]
“Precipice” Catalogue Essay, 2009
In the paintings for “Precipice”, Rebecca Rutstein combines numerous ways […]
“Abyss” Essay at Philadelphia International Airport, 2008
Philadelphia artist Rebecca Rutstein has developed a visual language within […]
“Finish/Line” Exhibition Essay, 2007
In the traditional interplay between drawing and painting, drawing has […]
“Abyss” Catalogue Essay, 2007
“No man is an island,” so the saying goes. Among […]
“Ebb & Flow” Catalogue Essay, 2005
It is very difficult to make a painting about love.
While […]
Pew Fellowship Catalogue Essay, 2004
With their maps and legends, wire-frame forms and double helixes, […]
“Love & Subduction” Catalogue Essay, 2004
“Love and Subduction,” the title of Rebecca Rutstein’s exhibition, is […]